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Slaves were often cleaned, dressed in presentable clothing, and sometimes examined physically by potential buyers before being put up for auction. They were also sometimes given food to make them look healthier and more attractive to buyers. Additionally, slaves were sometimes trained to perform specific skills or tasks to increase their value at auction.

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